Global FX markets show the US dollar trading firmly around the 101 level in the U.S. Dollar Index, with the index at 101.17 today. The prior reading was 100.84, while 7-day and 30-day readings stood at 101.40 and 100.04 respectively, signaling a firmer dollar in the near term as investors weigh inflation data and the outlook for central bank policy.
Domestically, the USD in the local market is quoted Buy 26,102 - Sell 26,462 VND per USD. Historical levels show the following buy values: 1 day ago 26,462, 7 days ago 26,466, and 30 days ago 26,407. The current spread between buying and selling remains around 360 VND, reflecting typical liquidity for the USD pair in this market amid ongoing policy signals and global rate moves.
Among major currencies, wider ranges persist in the domestic quotes. The Australian dollar is quoted Buy 17,995.81 - Sell 18,572.13 VND, with 1 day ago around 18,524.04 and 7 days ago around 18,459.76, 30 days ago around 18,871.45. Other notable levels include Swiss franc Buy 32,147.54 - Sell 33,177.07; Yuan Renminbi Buy 3,809.95 - Sell 3,931.96; Euro Buy 29,610.77 - Sell 30,860.13; British pound Buy 34,655.91 - Sell 35,765.77; Singapore dollar Buy 20,021.78 - Sell 20,704.36; Thai baht Buy 773.95 - Sell 806.76, among others, illustrating a broad currency cross section within the same market.
Market news and 24-hour trends suggest a focus on how policy signals from the Fed could shape the dollar trajectory. The USD index sits near 101, with headlines noting a recent uptick as investors digest central bank commentary, while commodity and equity markets weigh the implications for global liquidity and demand. In this environment, the domestic FX market shows typical liquidity and spreads as traders monitor both global rate expectations and local liquidity conditions.
